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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

Rls Rsrrns. Aich.. Noy. 30-This morn
fnx ire Destroyed the residences Of George
II Cornell. iumberalan. Loss t2,5E5 IN
snrangs. s. e3o
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

wAsafveroS, Nov. s0.-Nrs. Emma N.
Howlefs was today appointed pOstmistress
af Hamilton. Alisgan county, vice Wm- W
Hovlsfs. resigned
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01
BIC LAND SENSATION
SUNG uscLE SAN Fos s2.ooo,ooo.
fns Stale ss1a - o3a Au TIE ss.np
Lsasfs--saits "a bs 8foaxnt AzAinss
a. Graaa hsRlds 4aa taaisas
k4d Othsf Railroads.

pxrsasr nov. 60. The Journal this after
nssa puhiIsass two-aaa- 12if eoiaan
s.as4eisn a. The rssalt Of Is Investigation
into 4 lahls4n swamp izaa laatisrs sad Ne
Chandler claim against TIE Salan2st q
Hesaz Ainins Company. The results OF
this Investigation are thas j. ii. Chandler,
a ". sDsFros and he sesgsr estate sxe en-
tifled u lacats go acres of swamp l8n0s
.nd ossa shat tAs stale % aiehigAn
l. prosecuting ciilms against ne
genera zovcfnMs1t which cannot
laif sventOaliy - DT4ng iato TIE s-ats
usss1sy - least z.1b 90 - pay nient ioF
( 7lt.ef0 scses 81 fNanlp i4nss due nom tne
Cnired Stafss ~ loe e.4le ol 1lenizaA- in1
fast als8 transulres tsaE cersain Aicnig.n
railroads aaa corpofatio1s are nov holding.
or ssVs sold. spssFts Of 4o.vpo acres of
laud 70 rnfch they have have lad 40 3at
usie snd tA8t suits are e. be orouS1t ~ TIE
etate of Aieniszn against the Fiat fero
AaEQuetts. t8s Jack702. Lsnslng oasl-
aaa an1 ne OrAnd RAPIDS a Indiana hall
soad to recover tsO.o,lO acres a .ald illegally
held ~ tAsul tAIous2 grants OF Ooasfsss-
Prof paekls taset~a Chs!rsnaa.
CHIcAoo, S0F. 50.-AE the aibsrnoon con-
ference of tAe National Prohibition Com
mittee samuel Dickie. Of Michigan, was
elected chairman Of the COMMITTEES 81 a
vote OF 81. 10 = votes tor A. A. H1P1ns.
81 New ora, and tsO votes for 4. g hlen-
n8ond, 81 Wisconsin Dlek!e kccepfed the
hoaor ccntsgfsd On nim iu = 0rlei speech.
He 8 onfy % gears Ord. and Is regularly
ordained Mesn0aiss clergy man. but AZ pres
snt IS psolsssor OF matBemstics AZ Alolon
college. o0e OF tho high schools maintained
by ans Methodiss church. he MAS chair
n.aa ~ the Br1hibitory convention held IN
Pittsburg 10 1874. Ehere Gov. John Z. 81
Johns Uas nominated As 4 candidate Tor the
Pr>.ifency. ne Commifles decided 10
hold ths National Convention on the nrst
Wednesday IN June, isss, az Indianapolis
The conlsrsnce will eOaclade tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

The following is a list Of the marriage
licenses issued yesterday. with the names.
residences when outside the city, aud ages
Of the parties.
Ages
rrfter Mathews. suIivxn. Kettle II
Aperifl a riua..-- .-..--..-..- .... ~ 3
Taxerh 3 8siIey. ka4e ffdter. -is
F-nr N trnaH. lftaFa c1uniV- Carrie
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01
the CALUMET & HscLA FIRE.

A ouartsr of . Million cubic Feet of Gas
To be Forced In Daily.
ssseszss "a <ss ysSs2saa-~tSs-e-
CALC4Er. Aleh-. Nov. SO--The IRE IN the
Calu1nss a Hscls mine IS worse today. The
trmperature as taken near the surface IN
Calumet shan No. was $50 degrees Fshfen-
nelt. The gas machines viii be set work
Ing tonight putting carDOnlc gas into the
Enlne Al tae rate Of = quarter OF = million
cubic feet daily
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

ws<z1Ssr5s. Nov. 3o-Fsir wesfser.
fcllewsi - local sno~s slightly r&<ser
AxAl - sr>sh ssusaersy xInds
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

- zearrris,n sf ths Deht IN November.
w,ssrvsrcx. Nev 2o.--rhe governments
re~pipfs and sxp<uditurss ieg ths present
,.enfh sssus balance he expendifurss
'rhfs - swinR 10 zbs fact taat sae pension
,.~.rer,is fsr Norprn beT are unusutil 81
k.~r~ sxressis1x 81 :. .1ee go Consequently lt
Il sxrr.,sed thst iftie or ne rsd1etiss8 IN tbe
-.rhlic seht s-lf b shovu in he u,oataiy
LA .sss<sness - ~ izasd to-&oxrsv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

A r.sss - Posftfe. IA Aflants Mskes Thers
Hanxsr far More.


HaaEsr far More.
ArtAvrs. Ca. Nov. 0-The prominent
recognition given the negroes daring the
prohioison eampaizn has insDired Their
lsaiers a. essay roles af more distinction IN
local rostits. They hsfxened fo tne ora
rcrs ~ ire respective sides. who tooE 0rcs-
sion - imsrsss insnf sitA the Importance
81 their position and bcfare the question has
basr officially settied several negroes have
announced thsut-eives as candidates for the
Ufv Council The movement has created
,-,rssiierable excileuent among the "a tes
ard especially smsul tbs rrohicitionisrs
Who sftribuis this extraordinary step en-
the csrt II tha nezrues - the encourage
n,ert given them ~ the ants Tie
reeroes vii vste sCiiaiv fsr the csn6i6sfes
~ fha,r coior ard vouid ret ae snrpris-
snr fc-=ee ore a. iesst eiecfse co the Citr
Council which IS co@posssi OF 6ut sax mem
bers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

Al the Redmond Grsnd opers Houss Bsrt
week the popular yoslng sctoS rs. Wosa viIi
aouear n his great saccess Tee Waits of
Nsr GoFk This rev drama = = rsstssi ic
uictars q Metrepoiitsa itfe. and gives
young Wood N snpie easace % alssisF
his hist-ionic taieat Aucnz the nsner.
Gus scenic efecfs srs- fks HaTiern sriags.
tie Ter = Rolice Csays sd tse great Ere
scsss. 10 savs1ee 10 pric-s ~iif - maize
daring Mr.. Weo1's sngsEeneat
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

Her AionsDe0t'' is psckisr Redmond's
ever night. Is - : geed drama presented
81 a. iatsl jgent c8Ea esBy, and t0s III "a.
patronage 4estoEsd is deserved.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

Manager Gsrwo0d made quite a neat
speech from the stage 81 Re3m0nds Grand
las; night when ne announced that. com
mencinE with mex Teek the matinee
prices wouid be. fsrqBette. thirty cents.
par4uette circle. twenty cents. four front
rows in dress circle, twenty cents. ana the
balcony and gallery. zen ceats- TBs
audience evidently thoroughly appreciated
il fron the rOnsing sepis1ss &c received.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

Maurice Warner, q clever journalist an
one Of Bsrnum's chief hDsilers in summer
is in the city arranging for alice Harrison
engagement.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01
AT TILE THE4TRES

Germans Spectacular Minstrels are
fresh. Everything they present is fresh
They have conquered aud annihilated all
of the minstrel chestnuts. They gave
pleasing first part, with good music de-
lIghtful singing, and would you believe it?
an abundance of new jokes. Then the
songs and dances and negro sketches
which followed bore the favor
of originality. The company is
particularly even. German has not got a
poor performer on MS t.iAfy list. Of
course the old time banjo s0ioist, l.. u .
Hall was called out until be begged to be
excused. The evenings entertainment con-
cuded with one of the best musical oper-
attic ouTlesques ever given by minstrel
company. A member Of the company an
novnced from the stage that they viii plav
q return engagement nere soon. And II the
good impression mSde last evening counts
for anything they viii have g rousiag big
audience on their next VISIT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-01

Miss Alice Harrison will appear at Rel
nou6s Grand the week OF December I3, ia
the popularity known satire, Photos"
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The Jobbtng Trade.
cOAr ANN r0EE

Block. 1915 ~ ton: Minshall So. rs " ton; Jack.
son. 81 25 P ton; Pttsburg. $4. so ~ ton: RAYMOND
City 81 so #s Winifrede. 81. SO " ton; Campbell
Creek. S4.5D y ton; Hooking, $40 " ton; Island
mont and Blossburg, 1925 ~ ton; Duggar pea
cock) lump. $3.50 p ton; nut. $500 p ton; chest
nut No. and stove anthracite, $500 ~ ton: egg
andgrate anthracite. 1913 p tons gas coke, 15c per
bu crushed coke. Ice q bu. AL soft coal nut size.
soc ~ ton less than the above prices the same
quality Of lump COAL
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-Standard. pound So. % 90; pound
seconds s.. OO02.25. Observation-Disclosures
2pound 81. 20 Oi.25; raspberries. 2pound. ST.. 500
onds 2-pound 81. 20 D1.3O; oysters. 1-pound
full weight csc 81: light, 6o a 70c 2-pound full
$1700 80: light. 90c 81: strinz-bean 85 090c;
Lima beans S1.55 6l65; peas. marrowfat 81. 10 d
140 small. Sl.50o175; Holsters. 81. $500; red
cherries, S1.600I75: Strawberries. 81. so q 1.6O
salmon (fbs). 81 1O0275.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPLEs-S1.50 Oils per bril- fancy $2.25 D3 co.
POTAToEs-S5 % CSC ~ bu.
ONIoNs-S2. so 800 y brl.
SWEET PoTAToES-Batimo 81. 70 as. % y brl;
JERSEYS, 1913 a L. 3 y bril-
CABBAGE-S1. so ID 90 ~ brl.
CRANBERRIES. 80 $50 y bril- 50. 1915 y box.
FOREIGN FRUITS.
RAsINs-London layer. new S. 90 y box;
loose museatelle 2crown, 81. iOO2.50 p box: Va
200: Aspinwais. 81. o0025 so. Oranges-Janalcas,
81 rs as. % ~ box; S70007.50 y brl; Louisiana,
S65o07.0O % brl. Lemons-Fancy $3.50 y
box: extra choice 800 p box Malaga grapes.
Prunes-Turkish. old. tia % 5ias; new. 5sa 06is..
DRY GoOps-
Notwithstanding AGA. 14i9c; Conestoga- BF
15c; Conestoga extra l3i2c: Conestoga Gold Medal,
lac; Coasstoga GOA. lie; Ccaestoga "A. 1oc Con-
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 29.-Florr very strong, but no
change Wheat opened firm at last night, close, and
Later 6rofs c but red and eiozs s T at yes
75ss07ec; closing at 1899. bid; January, ?714c,
sosas at chs on1 May closing
46346lsc; December 44lac; closing at doc, nom
n a easss ss as 49, 5s, staaas
cash. 25ls0c5ac; December Csc bid; january,
Rss May s1ss BID Kys gss ssS bid
changed; prime timothy $12.OO@16.50; prairie
So o00lLoO. Bran strong at 75c Eggs. I9c.
Cornmeal strong at So 25. Whisky steady at 81 O5
Provisions strong. Pork-New standard. s14. Lard
7s71sc; short clears. 1900 7.67isc. Bacon-Boxed
1925 91se:. Afternoon board-wheat irregular;
44ssc; May. 471se, Oats qniet; Nay; 81 iac, Re
$4,000 bu: oats. 1000 bu; rye, 900 bu; bar.
ley none shipments-Flour. = 900 bris; wheat,
bu; barley. $500 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 9.-Flour-Demand m cd
crate and prices hsn. Wheat shade easier with
ss03oc; No. red. November, s69s6l4e Decen-
Corn rm as for spo
lots; little or no speculation; new No. yellow, in
grain depot s0 Se No eog in grain depot
No. 2 mixed. in grain depot. SAC; new No. mixed.
in elevator 55e; No. mixed, November. 54a q SOC;
34e No. 5 white, 35ls0s6c; No. 2 wife in eleva'
tor 3714c; No. 2 white, in grain depot, 3712c;
white. November; 36la o37c: December. 81 037 &c;
January. 371e03734c; February. 3S03Slac. Re-
ceipts-Flour q 500 brls; wheat. II. 600 bu corn,
16,50O bu; oats. 500 bu. Shipments-Wheat.
1900 bu; corn, 2. 700 bu oats. $500 bu.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 29.-Wheat--Western steady;
eember s3a 0s37sc; January. s57s0s6lec; May,
mixed. spot. 81 1oc asked: December. new. 531e0
55c So lac bid January, 0547sc; February,
Sbe Weser ana sfe ProT
sions steady and quiet. Coffee lower and dul Rio
cargoes o5dnsry to fair TO goo Other articles
II, 100 bu corn, 33. 700 bu oats, 400 bu. Ship
ments-Flour 800 brls; wheat %. 600 bu; corn, 40.
CINCINNATI, Nov, 29-Flous firm. Wheat
strong and higher: No. red. S1G9119c. Receipts.
xe 81 5ic oats firm No. mixed s2 ar Rye dull
MOI. Gao. Pork firm at S14.5O. Lard strong and
higher at Z 1507eOc Bulk meats frner; short ribs.
steady; sales l,478 brls finished goods the basis
of$1-o5. Butter in good demand Sugar in fair de-
opened weak; closed steady. No. L hard. November
and December 72asc; January, 74aac May. soc; No.
ry, II SIC: May. 77lac. No. Northern November and
December. SIC; January. 68lec May. 741oc. Flour
SIS. 40 90. so. Receipts-W Wheat, 1880 bu Ship,
Inents-Wheat. so. $50 bu: -four, Is, $50 hrs.
TOLEDO. o.. Nov. 29.-Wheat dull and @frm;
and higher cash. 49aac; May, $3.50 Oats quiet;
May 33 7sc. CloSerseed active and steady cash and
sos s 5000
Blu; oats 900 bu; cloverseed 80 bags. Shipments-
Wheat, 8. 900 Blu; corn, 900 blu; oats 8. 900 bu.
81 lac No. 2 red, cash and November. 81 5sc; De-
cepber 81 a4c; January S3 l4c bid; May S814c Corn
Ho S2o bid osss.No no I'M io No H. white
1900 blu; oats, 1000 bu
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the articles on the list were quoted higher than
yesterday. The biggest trading was done In
pork. and fact during the morning session
the attention of the brokers was turned almost
entirely to it, The estimated receipts for the
day at the yards only "a, 600. while yester-
days estimates placed the arrivals at 10000.
Packers were reported buyers of hogs at
prices sc higher than yesterday. This state of
things opened January PORK at $14314 against
yesterdays close of Sl422k Corn was strong
in sympathy. opening at Sic and selling to 5lscc
in the first few minutes Wheat continued
steady, but declined to 82s q S2sc for May, la ter
recovering to S2z 0S2sc. Corn also fell off
to 502c during the first hour but
pork remained strong and went higher. Janu-
airy advanced to s14 so. The demand for wheat
after the first hour of the session considera-
bly, improved in local way. and May picked mp
again to S34c. but did not retain quite all OF It.
By noon the January option in pork had buleed
no to Sl4 20, but after that reacted a little
More bulish conditions at the yards helped the
local market all day The morning session
closed with January pork at Sl4 6I9 May
wheat was steady at 83c. and May corn active as
5lIc Closing prices May wheat s2s q
SIZE; May corn, soc; May oats, 32s a 324e; JAN
uary pork, s14 65; January lard, Zoe: January
short ribs 7423c. The leading futures ranged
oil
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ST. LOUIS Nov 2e.-Cattle-Receipts i 500:
shipments 600. Market 10c higher. Choice heavy
04.4O butchers steers, medium to choice, So 90
1895; stockers and feeders, fair to good, 81 coo
40. f'' '''D'l0n % s'00 ''sA'-'0' S-'-'~
Hogs-Receipts. 6.4oo; shipments, 100. Marke.
tons. So. IO05.35; Workers and packers, pedium
to choice $4 20; pigs, common to good $4. As
Sheep-Receipts 300; shipments 500. Market
firm Fair to fancy. $3 Is a. 10; lambs. $500
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Beeves-Receipts, 81 car.
loads fog home trade, saughtere,s direct and 40
loads for expectation. No trading dull feeling.
Dressed beef at 51e0Sc for native sides and 06c
for Texas and Colorado stock. Exports 8, 200
quarters of beef Cable from Liverpool to-day quotes
American refrigerator beef dull and lower at scant Sc
per ID.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts $500: marke. shade
frmer and all sold, including to good sheep
lambs at SIS so $50.
Hocs-Receipts. 5000; very quiet for live hogs at
$505.3O.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2s-The Live Stock Ind
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 4,360; shipments.
choice corn.fed 50. 2o04.65: common to medium
So 2o04l stoekers $2oo92 CO. fee de 81 Is
Hoss-Receipts. l., 900; Shipments $40 Market
opened steady; closed Sc higher. Good to choice.
skips and pigs. So. "a 20.
Sheep-Receipts, $40; shipments 13O Market
medium, $1.5o02.75.
CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts 9 600; shipments. 1000
$2.9O04.90; stockers and feeders. $1.7502s5
cows, bulls and mixed, 81 So Texas cattle. S1.75
03.15; Western rangers, So. 25 So
Hogs-Receipts %. 600: shipments. 6.OOO Mar
ket stronger; mixed $4.65 20: heavy, $50
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500; shipments.
1000. Market steady; natives. So. so so; West
as so.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Nov. 29.-Cattle-Receipts.
219; shipments. $50 Market active at yesterdays
prices.
Hogs-Receipts $500: shipments: 900 Market
active; Philadelphias, $40 a so; Workers. $500
05.1O; common to fair, 81. 9005.OO.
Sheep-Receipts 2. 400: shipments 1900. Market
slow at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29.-Hogs active and strong
and light, $4 90 as. 10; packing and butch
ers, 30. 1005.4O. Receipts, 400; shipments, $50.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Flour-Receipts, AZ
i1s9 packages; exports, 4.977 brls. 1920 sacks.
Market unchanged in price. Winter wheat ex-
tras, weak; spring, steady. Sales, %, 500 brls.
Wheat-Receipts. 3Ol, 800 bu; exports, 81, 700
bu; sales. $3.50, 900 on futures and $4,000 bu
spot. Options opened quiet and barely steady, az
forwards ruled firmer and advanced q &c, leaving
off firm with a small reaction. Speculation was
moderate, largely IN December, January and
May Spot lots firm, bnt only moderately
ST SITE in store and elevator, SO q s9se deliv-
cred; No. ! red, nominal at 92c; No. white
nominal at Ole; No. red, December, 870s74c,
closing at s7sc; January. sss a sssc, closing at
March, 90s 091sc. closing at 3l5c; April, ga
92ic, closing at 924c; Nav 92s a 93tc, closing at
932c; June. 93s 93sc. closing at $3.50; December
t1SsSl, 96s a 97c, closng q, 97c
Corn-R-ceipts, 388, 400 bu; exports, 3s.-
$50 bu: sales. 1,36O,O0O bu futures and
10000 bu spot; cash firm and moderately
firm; decline recovered; ungraded. 57O
5s4c; No. 3, 56tc; No. 2. SIC: No. 2, 57s q $50
December, 57la57 11-l6c. closing at SHE; Jsnu-
tary So % ii 16c. closing at 5Ssc February, 58s
05ssc. closing at $50; May, 595 0592c. closing
az $500
Oats-Receipts, 81. 900 bu; exports. 1850 bu;
sales, II. 900 bu futures and $780, 900 blu spot;
active; mixed Western, 50 037c; white do $50
Ale.
Hay quiet and steady.
Hops in light demand.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio nominal; options % %
so points higher and fairly active; sales, 145. $50
bags; December, Il 40 q II 60c; January. ii 30D
II 66c: February, IA 20 a 4.55c; March, IA 150
IA &c. April, II 20 IA soc: MAY, IA 10 a IA 55c;
June, IA 05 IA 45c; July. Ia 05 H. soc; August,
13 S5 ola Zoe; Septsm ber 13 Go a Ia. 05c; Octo-
Der. Is Soc; (lS68l November, 13. 40 q Is. soc;
December, Is 40 q 13 60c. Sugar dull and NOM
inal: New Orleans, 49c; refined firm: extra G.
BIO d5sc; white extra c, 81 05sc; yellow,
4s145c; off A, 81 a. sc: mold A. g. nc;
standard GA" 64c; confectioners' A. 6.56c;
sranulsted, 6sc; cubes, 81 &c. Molasses steady.
Rice firm.
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry; receipts, 5, 1913
packages Western. II a 23c.
Pork stronger bat quiet: quoted $l4 90
toid; Sl5 70 q 10. 80 new. Cut meats firm. very
quiet Lard q points higher; and more active:
Western steam, spot Z 80 a 60c; December, Z. 81
al 43c; January, 1880 46c: February. T. 460
Z52ci May, L64 G77lc; June. 100 q 7.73c; city
steam, 73Oc.
Butter firm and in fair request; Western,
1513lc; Western creamery, l713lc. Cheese
steadily held; Western, 81 lI1c.
CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-This was fairly active
dsy on the Board Of Trade, and prices Of ell
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Brisk in All Departments, and Strong
Tone to Prices.

Trade Brisk in All Departments, and a Strong
Tone to Prices
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. %.
In all departments to-day there a good
deal of activity in trade, the fluctuations in values
few. and those of upward tendency. Eggs
advanced to 20 cents, butter cents per pound,
cabbage sells readily at 81 per barrel, and is
scarce at that price. Apples are frmer. and
choice winter apples were sold to-day at So per
barrel and some extra choice fruit at So so. Po-
rstoss are firm at 90 cents. Best quality onions
scarce and tending higher. Poultry is steady
and if any change is made in prices in the near
future it will doubtless be to a higher figure.
Grocers quite busy, Coffees steady
at the revised quotations OF Monday.
Tbs same is true Of sugars. Canned
prices of this year checking consumption.
Spices, starch, rasips are all firm at quotations.
The provision market Is active and excited,
prices being firm at the advances of Monday.
The belief prevails with packers that the hog
crop is coming largely on to the market this
MONTH and the receipts of next month will be
considerably below the usual average; conse-
ouenty all packers bulls the market.
The flour market is taking better shape East, in
sympathy with the whea and corn market; prices
have an advancing tendency, vet jobbers take
hold cautiously, they have so long been used to
low prices. However, considerable -four is NOV
over the outlook. In a retail way the demand
from consumers has been good. The hide mar
ket is active at unchanged prices. The same re-
mark will apply TO the iron market.
GRAIN.
There was a firm tone to the local market to-
day and receipts of all cereals find ready sale at
quotations Bidding on Change was spirited.
Receipts of ard oats on the increase while
arrivals of wheat are light Track bids to-day
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 29.-wool quiet; Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Xxx and above.
3O032la; New York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
medium. SO 03719c: medium washed combng and
delaine. 371e03Slac: washed combine and de-
laine. 37037l9c; medium unwashed eombng and
valley Oregon. 22D26c: New Mexican and Colorado,
coarse carpet wool, 130 lac.
BOSTON, Nov. 29.-Wool steady; fine washed
feeces 81 OBJ l2c for extra 1882 1ec fer Xxx S5 "a
Soc for No. l. secured Territory woods. 5006Oc;
Michigan and Ohio unwashed, 20023c. Other
grades unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Nov 29.-Wool steady and unchanged;
bright medium. 1s02312c; coarse braid, 15 age:
low sandy, 1OD1Sc. fine light Is D2Oc heavy. 12O
1sc; tub-washed, choice. 35c; inferior, 30033c;
sacks, 10122c.
NEW YORK Nov. 29.-Wool steady and quiet;
domestic fleece 20 Oslo; pulled. 14032c; Texas. 8
O23c.
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour dulet
No. spring wheat. CSC: No. 2 red, 764c No.
corn, Arc, No. oats. 29ac No. 2 rye, 554 a SIC;
No. barley, rs a 79c No. L faxseed. 81 23A
pork. per brl, sl4 % 0145O; lard, per pound.
Z100I124c; short-rib sides, Qoose) 1850
7.37ac; dry-salted shoulders tboxed). 5 700
Whisky. distillers' finished goods. per gal. ST. TO-
Sugars--Cut-loaf, 74072c; granulated, 65c;
standard A, &c bid.
On the Produce Exchange today, the butter
market was steady; creamery, % a 29c; fancy
dairy. 23k 025c. Eggs. 81 022c.
Receipts-Flour, 80 900 brls; wheat, $4,000
bu: corn. 1877. 600, bu; oats, 1896 bu; rye.
1900 bu; barley, IS, 900 bu Shipments-F1our
$4,000 brls; wheat. 900 bu; corn, 56 900 bu
oats 125, 900 bu rye, 500 bu; barley. 65, 200 bu.
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Oil.

OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. Educational Transit GER
tiff Gates opened at 7414c; highest, 7414c; lowest
74c; closed at 74c; sales, 2S9OO brs; clearances
1926 OuO brls charters, JOG, 349 brls; shipments
112, 457 brs; runs, 5S, 92o brls
PITTSBURG, Pa. Nov. 29.-Petroleum dull
but steady; National Transit certificates opened
741.c; closed at 74c highest 74l4c: lowest, 74c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Petroleun steady; open
ing 74ssc; highest 74ssc; lowest SIC; closing, 74c
sales, 1908 600 brls
CLEVELAND, Nov. 29.-Petroleum firm; stane-
ard white. 1lOo, 714c.
WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. 29.-Turpentine firm
at 33c bid.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. 29.-Turpentins quiet
at $40.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Nov. &c. L. Green & Go. say:
The market underwent little fluctuaton but the
noticeable feature the latent strength developed
on which values inclined upward during she
part of the session slight at the opening
led to few points decline, but hardening quickly
followed and between covering and sprinklirg of
new orders, 1913 points from the lowest
covered set back of 203 points from the highest
took place under small raid, but the final tone was
on the whole. pretty firm.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 29.-Cotton steady and quo
tatons revised middling. 9aac low middiing. 716c
good ordinary &c; receipts IL, l62 Bales gross
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receipts, II, 27S bales exports to Great Britain s..
633 bales; France. 100 bales; the continent,
800 bales; coastwise 8 S72 bales sales 500 bales;
stock, 306 554 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29.-Cotton steady without
quotable change; sales, 5000 bales, including 900
bales for speculation and export, and 6 800 bales
American.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Copper firm; lake.
II. 95c. Lead firm; domestic, 45sc. Tin, firm;